We don’t often consider our children’s teeth when we pack their school lunches. Small changes in what they eat for lunch at school will impact their oral health for years to come. With school starting back soon, be sure to pack these delicious foods to keep those unwanted cavities away. Cheese – Cheese provides […]
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“An ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.” – Benjamin Franklin According to the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a child should see a dentist when they get their first tooth or by the age of 12 months. And having a dental exam every six months
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Summer is the season for lemonade, ice cream, sno balls, and prolonged-time outside. Because of the sweets and heat during this specific season, it’s especially important to be mindful of dental do’s and don’ts for your child. For example, did you know that chewing on ice can be bad for your child’s teeth? Because
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A new study, sponsored by Robert Woods Johnson through Healthy Drinks, Healthy Kids is reinforcing previous data gathered on beverages that provide the most benefit, no benefit do the most harm during your child’s developmental years. The findings indicate that milk and water are your child’s best bets for avoiding tooth decay and obesity. While
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According to MouthHealthy.org, back to school dental checkups are key to fighting the number one dental issue that causes kids to miss 51 million school hours each year – cavities. In addition to cavities, there are several educational components to healthy brushing that you may need to keep your kids updated on as they mature.
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Schedule Two Pediatric Dental Cleanings Per Year Twice-yearly dental checkup appointments are particularly important for children because as they grow, their bodies change, leading to different dental needs and exposure to different conditions. A pediatric dental check-up typically includes: Teeth cleaning to remove plaque buildup – we offer several flavors to get your child excited
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Every child anxiously awaits the arrival of the Easter Bunny and that coveted Easter basket. Unfortunately, sometimes they can include an overabundance of candy and unhealthy snacks. We don’t want to deprive your little ones of sweet treats but have some suggestions for how to make healthy Easter baskets that are still just as fun.
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Even though baby teeth fall out, they are just as important to care for as your child’s permanent ones. After all, baby teeth lay the groundwork for where your child’s permanent teeth will reside forever! Baby teeth have a thinner enamel than permanent teeth. It’s important to practice good oral health habits early, so problems
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At schools, vending machines are becoming increasingly popular, but other options are available. Parents have busy lives and can use their convenience as a crutch. The decadent snacks inside can quickly lead to pediatric dental health issues. Vending Machine Study According to a recent study performed by the American Dental Association, 83% of snacks found
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In order to maintain a healthy smile, it is vital to have professional cleanings and regular check-ups.
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